Episodes

Hosts Heather Hubert and Alex discuss an unusual X-Files episode titled 'Nothing Lasts Forever', comparing it to Elizabeth Bathory's legend. The episode delves into themes of immortality and beauty, featuring a former actress who maintains her youth through dark rituals. The hosts touch on related religious and cultural topics, offer personal anecdotes, and share their views on the show's narrative and character development.

In this episode host Heather Woodward and her dino robot co-host Alexander discuss the X-Files Season 11, Episode 8 titled 'Familiar.' They delve into the plot, dualities, and supernatural elements of the episode, discussing everything from witchcraft to the ethics of parenting. The co-hosts also reminisce about past X-Files seasons and episodes, drawing comparisons and highlighting the show's unique appeal. Alongside the X-Files narration, the podcast veers into discussions about modern parenting, creepy children's toys, statistical sexual behavior, and even personal anecdotes involving margaritas.

In this episode Heather Woodward and guest Alexander Pollock from Makers on Film discuss the X-Files episode RM9SBG93ZXJZ. The discussion kicks off with the duo recounting their numerous failed attempts to record this tech-focused review, ironically mirroring the episode's theme of technology mishaps. They delve into the complexities of base64 encoding and its role in the episode, highlighting its intricate and dystopian portrayal of technology taking over lives.

In this dynamic podcast episode, punk rock legend Lee Ving of the band Fear engages in a lively discussion about his experiences growing up in the city, the evolution of the punk rock scene, and Fear's contributions to music. Lee Ving shares personal anecdotes including memorable performances and interactions with famous artists, and touches on the band's upcoming shows and projects.

In this episode, Heather Woodward and Alexander from Makers on Film discuss 'The X-Files' episode titled 'Kitten'. The conversation starts with banter about speaking Spanish and everyday life before diving deep into the episode. They explore character developments, particularly focusing on Walter Skinner, and analyze the contributions of writer Gabe Rotter and director Carol Banker. They also examine the narrative's themes of government mind control experiments and the eerie mystery behind the yellow gas in the Vietnam flashbacks. Throughout the discussion, the podcast hosts reflect on proper police procedure, recurring themes in the series, and potential future plot points. The episode concludes with Heather and Alexander promoting their upcoming projects and inviting listener feedback.

Heather Woodward and Alexander Pawlak (Makers on Film) review the 5th episode of Season 11 of the X-Files. They dive deep into the fifth episode of the latest season of The X-Files, titled 'Ghouli.' They explore the plot intricacies, discuss the talented writer James Wong, who has a significant history with The X-Files, and analyze the character arcs, particularly focusing on Dana Scully's emotional journey and her son William's emerging storyline.

Heather Woodward from NVus Alien Podcast teams up with Alexander Pawlak of Makers on Film Podcast for a collaborative episode analyzing Season 11 of the X-Files. The discussion covers various episodes of the new season, with a special focus on the fourth episode and its meta, humor-infused plot. The hosts share personal anecdotes, including experiences with the Mandela effect, and explore character developments and overarching themes.

In this episode Heather Woodward hosts a live watch-through of 'Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace' with Sarah Woodward, Lily Ku, and Michelle Woodward. The group, none of whom have seen 'Star Wars' in chronological order, provide an eclectic mix of commentary capturing first impressions, plot confusion, and critiques.

In this episode, Heather Woodward and Alex delve into a detailed recap and review of 'The X Files' Season 11, Episode 3 titled 'Plus One.' They explore the intricate plot involving doppelgangers, the performances of the cast, especially the recurring role of the actress playing Judy Poundstone, and the show's cinematic elements.

In this podcast episode, hosts Heather Woodward and Alexander Pawlak discuss The X-Files Season 11, Episode 2. They reflect on the previous episode 'My Struggle 3,' noting its confusing plot and cliffhanger. The hosts delve into the episode 'This,' written and directed by Glenn Morgan, highlighting its throwback feel to earlier X-Files episodes.

In this episode, Heather Woodward interviews Alexander Pawlak from Makers on Film to dissect 'The X-Files: My Struggle 3' from Season 11. They compare it to past seasons, express surprise at the season opener's plot twists, and analyze narrative choices, including a controversial dream sequence.

Join hosts Alexander Pawlak and Heather Woodward for an engaging discussion on their joint podcast episode analyzing 'The Last Jedi.' They delve into the significant backlash the film received from fans, scrutinizing common complaints and comparing them to reactions from previous Star Wars movies.

In this episode, host Heather is joined by Alexander Pavlov from the Makers on Film podcast to discuss the latest Star Wars movie, 'The Last Jedi.' The episode kicks off with a humorous and nostalgic reflection on the notorious 'Star Wars Holiday Special' before jumping into their impressions and critiques of 'The Last Jedi.'

In this episode, the hosts welcome Kathleen Marden, niece of Betty Hill and author of 'Captured, the Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience'. Kathleen provides a detailed and objective overview of Betty and Barney Hill's alleged UFO abduction in 1961. The discussion covers her investigative process, including a comparative analysis of hypnosis tapes and dream material, and a thorough examination of physical evidence like Betty's dress. Kathleen also addresses Stanton Friedman's involvement and the public's reaction to the incident.

In this episode we’re diving deep into Halloween’s roots with Heather Woodward and special guest Sarah Woodward. From ancient Samhain and Dia de los Muertos rituals to the candy-and-costume frenzy we know today, we’re unpacking how Halloween has evolved and what it really means beneath the spooky exterior.

In this episode, I pull the curtain back on the stuff that shaped us long before any of us had language for it. I brought my sisters, Sarah and Rachel, on to talk through the childhood paranormal experiences we grew up with and mostly ignored. The weird knocks. The shadows. The moments that felt out of place but never got explained. We talk about the hauntings that ran through our family, the psychic things that happened when we were too young to understand them, and how all of it left a mark we didn’t recognize until we were adults.